Welcome to Equity Weekend!
Come to Washington, DC, for a weekend of discussions, workshops, entertainment, and networking opportunities focused on promoting equity in various aspects of society.
Whether you're a student, professional, or simply interested in learning more about this important topic, this event is for you! Engage with like-minded individuals, gain valuable insights, and be part of the conversation towards a more equitable future.
Don't miss out on this chance to be a part of Equity Weekend - mark your calendars and join us for an inspiring and informative event!
Event Details:
We've added a Spring Session of our signature legislative Agenda event, OUT on the Hill, on June 12th to kick things off. These activities will take place on Capitol Hill, The White House, and Howard University. Register for a ticket for more details.
Join us on Thursday, June 13th, for a Rights and History Expo at Howard University (4-7 PM ET). Here, you can learn about the history of vogueing before taking dance classes taught by ballroom legends and Alvin Ailey Dancer and choreographer Anthony Burrell, register to vote, learn about resources from community organizations, and otherwise have a good time in the company of Black people who love Black people. This event will also feature a wellness expo and free HIV/AIDS testing. Register for a ticket for more details.
On Friday, June 14th, we're producing an Equity Ball at The Howard Theater (doors open at 9 PM ET). This event will celebrate Black ballroom culture and feature legends, including Leggoh JohVera and Icon Jack Mizrahi. This is a paid, ticketed event. Register for a ticket for more details.
On Saturday, June 15th, we are excited to host an Equity March and Concert at Black Lives Matter Plaza (Concert begins at 2 PM ET). Register for a ticket and join us for a Live Nation-produced concert experience designed to fuel all of us as we continue to do the work required to ensure equity. Register for a ticket for more details.
We look forward to seeing you in the Nation's Capitol during Equity Week.
